New Releases by Nick Price

Bacon is such a beautiful thing, one of the best parts of life. Normally eaten as just a sidekick to eggs or pancakes or stuffed as a compliment to a burger, this cookbook takes it to another level. Finally here in your soon-to-be greasy and very happy hands is a simple cookbook that showcases recipes for this beautiful strip of life known as bacon that you can take to the grocery store with you, quickly find the ingredients, take home, cook, eat, and go to bed much happier than you were when you woke up. For the Love of Bacon: The Bacon Cookbook will not be just one of the best cookbooks you’ll buy this year but one of the best books of any kind you’ll buy

For the first half of his working life Nick was a successful photographer, but the advertising world began to wear on him by his mid-thirties. Then, when his wife left him for the local doctor, his world turned upside-down and, losing most of what he had, he began a quest that led him to examine his connections with spirit and his relationship to what Jung called anima. This is the story of the first fruits of that journey.

Self-Awareness for Strategy is for anyone who has been caught up in a stalled conversation about long-term decision-making. Walking away, you thought, "What just happened there? How does a group of great people end up going in a not-so-great circle?" This book helps you unpick puzzling strategy conversations by giving you an awareness of how business roles create differences in perceiving time and possibility. A blend of business science, business philosophy and business psychology, Self-Awareness for Strategy is most importantly a framework that companies around the world have used to improve their communication and move forward in thinking about their business''s future.

This is an essential reference handbook to understanding the new and substantially updated 2010 Approved Document G which comes into force in April 2010. It offers the reader professional advice about how to comply with the new requirements for water efficiency, hot water supply, and sanitary conveniences. It is a fully referenced guide which allows the busy construction professional to grasp the provisions of Part G efficiently and effectively.

Not since Ben Hogan in the 1950s has a dominant player so thoroughly addressed golf''s central enigma: how to develop and repeat an effective swing, the only way any player can hope to truly improve. In the early ''90s, after years of struggle and determination, Nick Price emerged as the world''s finest golfer,"striking the ball," as Ben Crenshaw observed, "as well as anyone since Ben Hogan or Byron Nelson." From his childhood in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), through many seasons on the European tour, to his PGA Championship and British Open victories, Price''s abiding keynote has been perseverance, and his passion the art and science of the swing. For players at all levels, Price now reveals the game''s essential elements -- from grip and set-up and downswing, to the short game and effective putting -- in both theory and practice. Drawing on his own influences, remarkable experiences, and intense study, his program combines both athletic and mental requirements, and offers all golfers the lasting rewards of long-term improvement -- the promise at the heart of the game. A classic of instruction, with all the wisdom and personality of one of the world''s most accomplished and engaging champions.

Pongwiffy, a witch of very dirty habits, is slumming it as usual in her filthy hovel, Number One, Dump Edge, Witchway Wood. But all is not well with Pongwiffy. It is slowly dawning on her that a witch cannot live on greasy skunk stew, limitless supplies from Sugary Candy''s, the local sweet shop, and the minimum of exercise alone. Pongwiffy''s teeth, stomach and general body parts are crying out for some healthy care and attention. It is time to take action. It is time to get healthy. And Pongwiffy is determined to take not only her fellow witches, but all the residents of Witchway Wood with her. There is only one thing for it: the greatest sporting event to happen in Witchway Wood - the O''Lumpicks! A laugh-out-loud story that is witty and clever, enticingly mixed in with much sludge, slime and very bad habits.

Clover Twig is clever, neat and responsible. She also needs to find a job to help out her lovable and chaotic family. So when she sees a sign saying ''Wonted. Strong Gril to Cleen. Aply Mrs Eckles, Hous in the Woods'', she knows this is the job for her, even though Mrs Eckles is (perhaps) a witch, even though the gate is rude to Clover, and it seems that the house in the woods, can, well . . . fly.

Slammin'' Sam Kekovich was the hard man of the VFL back when men were men and so were some of the female tennis players. Nothing moved on the North Melbourne half-back flank without his written permission. Sam has kicked on strongly and now shares his weekly wisdom with all those who need help - and that''s all of you!

-- A unique introduction to the world of animals-- Younger children will find it fun to look at and talk about all the amusing illustrations-- For the older children, the book provides a useful source of information about the names and habitats of animals around the world